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… (Ticket numpy#1895/1896) This interacted with the NPY_ITER_GROWINNER flag which would incorrectly grow the length because it thought nothing was being buffered.
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Hi Ralph, I went ahead and applied this in 734b1f5. |
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I did see this and it'll go in for 1.6.1. It'll just take me a little bit of time before I can tag RC3. |
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Ah, old copy of the pull page - you applied it. Fine with me. |
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test: Fix not assigned pointer
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BUG: iter: writeonly operands weren't always being buffered correctly (Ticket #1895/1896)
This interacted with the NPY_ITER_GROWINNER flag which would incorrectly
grow the length because it thought nothing was being buffered.